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Knitting and Triple Knitting<br />
More times than you would wish for you are dealt a mixture of tiles from two or<br />
three suits, and virtually no honour or major tiles.<br />
One’s first reaction tends to be despair and to think that maybe next time it will<br />
be better.<br />
However, there is some hope. Because you could consider going for the special<br />
hand of Knitting. Or maybe Double Knitting. Both score 500 points.<br />
Knitting is when you get 7 pairs of the same numbers in any 2 suits.<br />
Double Knitting is when you get 4 sets of the same numbers in the 3 suits, plus a<br />
pair with the same numbers in any 2 suits.<br />
As with a number of the special hands you are hampered because you cannot<br />
claim a pung or kong along the way. And also your inevitable discards of dragons<br />
and winds makes it evident that you are collecting one of these particular special<br />
hands.<br />
The upside is that other players have little idea of what particular tiles you are<br />
looking for.